Priscilla Granger

No, no, absolutely not.

And I can't add any more to what Natasha and that other lady have said.

Look, it's out of control.

The government can have all the glossy reports they want.

The government are not doing enough.

And the government are so far detached from the reality of domestic violence and on attacks on men and women on the streets of Ireland, not just Dublin.

It's happening everywhere.

And it's very difficult when you're writing to the minister's office and you get, leave that with us and we will return.

You hear nothing back.

Nobody wants to have victims of domestic violence.

They're now talking about increasing the legal aid fee that they have to pay a portion of.

You can't get solicitors in the district court because their fees from the Legal Aid Board are now being, there's a ceiling on them.

The whole system is so broken.

We're only a mother and daughter team.

Myself and my daughter, Rainie, have stopped domestic violence in Ireland.

I have stopped contacting the government.

So what we do now when victims come to us, number one, we try and get them safe.

And that's if we can get a guard that's experienced in domestic violence.

And number two, we try and keep them in their home because we can't get the perpetrator out.

And that's what you're dealing with in Ireland.